OUR
HISTORY
1983
Dr Edwin Hertzog, our current
chairman, commissioned by
the then Rembrandt Group
(now Remgro Group) to un-
dertake a feasibility study on
private hospitals, leading to
the foundation of Mediclinic.
2001
Acquisition of Lamprecht and
Geneva Clinics in George
(currently named Mediclinic
George and Mediclinic
Geneva).
1984 – 1985
Mediclinic Group established
through purchasing of several
medical facilities in Cape
Town and Johannesburg.
These included Mediclinic
Sandton, Mediclinic
Morningside and Leewendal
(which later became
Mediclinic Cape Town).
2000
Establishment and acquisition
of a 50% interest in the
emergency assistance
services company, ER24.
Remaining 50% acquired
in 2005.
1986
Mediclinic listed on the
Johannesburg Stock
Exchange in South Africa.
Mediclinic Panorama in
Parow commissioned, the
first hospital build by
Mediclinic.
1998
Acquisition of Auckland Health
Limited (the holding company
of Hospiplan hospitals), adding
12 more hospitals to the Group.
Acquisition of the Volks-
hospitaal (currently Mediclinic
Cape Town) and the closure of
the Leewendal hospital in
Cape Town.
1987
Commissioning of a hospital in
Mitchell’s Plain (subsequently
sold in 1998).
1997
Nursing Training Programme
formally started. Mediclinic
Klein Karoo in Oudtshoorn
commissioned.
Development Phase
1988
Medical Innovations
established to design
and manufacture medical
equipment locally.
Mediclinic Constantiaberg 1989 1992
in Constantia, Cape Town Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt in Mediclinic Stellenbosch
commissioned. Bellville acquired. commissioned.
1996 1995 1994
Hydromed group acquired, MediCor Group acquired, Mediclinic Hoogland
adding four more hospitals adding an additional 11 in Bethlehem commissioned.
to the Group. Medical Human hospitals to the Group.
Resources established.
Acquisition Phase: Southern Africa Growth Phase Global Integraton Phase

2002
Acquisition of an interest
in the Curamed group of
private hospitals in Pretoria,
adding six more hospitals.
Acquisition of a 60% interest
in Plettenberg Bay Private
Health Centre (now Mediclinic
Plettenberg Bay). Remaining
40% interest acquired
in 2004.
2016
Successful completion of the
combination of Mediclinic
International Limited and Al
Noor Hospitals Group plc by
way of a reverse takeover
of Mediclinic International
Limited, resulting in the
continued listing of the
enlarged Company on the
London Stock Exchange and
the secondary listing of the
Company on the Johannes-
burg Stock Exchange and the
Namibian Stock Exchange.
2003
Commissioning of Mediclinic
Kloof in Pretoria (as part
of the Curamed group),
Mediclinic Tzaneen and
Mediclinic Howick.
Acquisition of an interest
in Mediclinic Victoria (then
Victoria Hospital) in Tongaat.
Establishment of Practice
Relief, which renders practice
administration management
services to supporting
doctors in Southern Africa.
2015
Opening by Mediclinic Middle
East of Mediclinic Al Hili in
Al Ain, United Arab Emirates.
Sale by Mediclinic Southern
Africa of Mediclinic Kathu in
Kathu, Northern Cape.
Opening by Mediclinic
Southern Africa of Mediclinic
Midstream in Midstream,
Gauteng Province.
Acquisition of a 29.9%
interest in Spire Healthcare
plc, a UK-based private
healthcare group.
Restructure of the MP1
Investment Holdings Proprie-
tary Limited black economic
empowerment transaction,
initially implemented in 2005.
2004
Acquisition of Mediclinic
Swakopmund (then
Mediclinic Cottage).
2014
Opening by Mediclinic
Middle East of Mediclinic
Corniche in Abu Dhabi,
United Arab Emirates.
Acquisition by Hirslanden of a
100% interest in the operating
business of Clinique La Colline
in Geneva, Switzerland.
Acquisition by Hirslanden of a
100% interest in the operating
business of Swissana Clinic
AG in Meggen, Lucerne,
Switzerland.
Opening by Mediclinic
Southern Africa of Mediclinic
Gariep in Kimberley, Northern
Cape (operated jointly with
the existing Mediclinic
Kimberley).
Secondary listing of Mediclinic
on the Namibian Stock
Exchange.
2005
Acquisition of an interest
in the Wits Donald Gordon
Medical Centre in Johannes-
burg.
Acquisition of the remaining
40% interest in ER24, the
emergency services company,
now a wholly-owned
subsidiary.
Acquisition of Mediclinic
Legae in Mabopane.
R1.1 billion black ownership
initiative introducing Phodiso
Holdings Limited (‘Phodiso’)
and MP1 Investment Holdings
Proprietary Limited (then
Circle Capital Ventures
Proprietary Limited) as
the Group’s strategic black
partners and shareholders
in Mediclinic.
2013
Acquisition by Mediclinic
Middle East of the two
pathology laboratories at
Mediclinic Welcare Hospital
and Mediclinic Al Sufouh in
Dubai.
Relocation and expansion by
Mediclinic Southern Africa
of Mediclinic Lephalale in
Lephalale, Limpopo.
Development Phase
2006
Acquisition of the Protector
Group’s four hospitals (then
with BEE partner Phodiso,
who has subsequently sold
their interest to Mediclinic).
Conclusion of agreement to
acquire a controlling interest
in Mediclinic Middle East
(then Emirates Healthcare) in
Dubai, United Arab Emirates,
which then owned one
hospital, the rights to develop
two further hospitals in the
Dubai Healthcare City and
five clinics.
2012
Acquisition of the minority
interest in Mediclinic Middle
East (then Emirates Health-
care) increasing its effective
shareholding to 100%.
Rebranding of the Company’s
operations in Dubai from
Emirates Healthcare to
Mediclinic.
Acquisition Phase: Southern Africa
2007
Acquisition of a controlling
interest in Mediclinic Middle
East (then Emirates Health-
care) in Dubai became
unconditional.
Mediclinic extends its inter-
national operations with the
acquisition of a 100% interest
in Hirslanden, the leading
private hospital group in
Switzerland, operating 13
private acute care facilities.
This coincided with the 75th
anniversary of the group’s
Klinik Hirslanden.
2011
Acquisition by Mediclinic
Middle East (then Emirates
Healthcare) of the assets
of Mediclinic Dubai Mall
(then The Dubai Mall Medical
Centre), Mediclinic Arabian
Ranches (then Arabian
Ranches Clinic) and the
Mediclinic Meadows (then
the Meadows Clinic).
Change of company name
and rebranding of the
Group’s holding company
from Medi-Clinic Corporation
to Mediclinic International
and rebranding of its opera-
tions in Southern Africa from
Medi-Clinic to Mediclinic.
Growth Phase
2008
Division of management and
operating structure of the
Group into three operating
platforms in Southern Africa
(Mediclinic Southern Africa),
Switzerland (Hirslanden) and
the United Arab Emirates
(Mediclinic Middle East, then
Emirates Healthcare).
Mediclinic celebrates its
25th anniversary.
Opening by Mediclinic
Middle East (then Emirates
Healthcare) of Mediclinic
Mirdif (then Welcare Clinic
Mirdif) in Dubai.
Opening by Mediclinic
Middle East (then Emirates
Healthcare) of Mediclinic
City Hospital (then The
City Hospital) in the Dubai
Healthcare City.
2010
Opening by Mediclinic
Southern Africa of Mediclinic
Cape Gate in the northern
suburbs of Cape Town.
Acquisition by Hirslanden
of a 100% interest in Klinik
Stephanshorn in St Gallen,
Switzerland.
Global Integraton Phase
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